葛葉ライドウ (Kuzunoha Raidou XIV) (
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Well, he had to find out he kept prophetic nightmares *sometime*...
I'm a bit concerned about the timing of this given that we haven't been back in Liminal Space for very long, but apparently I also came away from Harrogate with prophetic dreams, and this one seems... oddly Liminal-focused.
It featured an overly gaudy gilt-and-velvet theatre, mostly decorated in red and black. Travelers who sat in the general seating area were immediately handcuffed in place, although they could be freed with assistance from another Traveler. The box seats contained spinning beds like the one in Lovers' area during the extended Liminal stay prior to the start of phase three, and the onstage "entertainment" consisted of reenactments of Jaunt events using Traveler-shaped puppets on golden chains. There was also music, but I can't identify it - I think it might be some kind of Western classical music.
I can share the memory if anyone wants to see or hear it for themselves; I just didn't want to get the melody stuck in anyone's heads without warning.
[For those who take him up on this offer, this is the musical accompaniment.]
It featured an overly gaudy gilt-and-velvet theatre, mostly decorated in red and black. Travelers who sat in the general seating area were immediately handcuffed in place, although they could be freed with assistance from another Traveler. The box seats contained spinning beds like the one in Lovers' area during the extended Liminal stay prior to the start of phase three, and the onstage "entertainment" consisted of reenactments of Jaunt events using Traveler-shaped puppets on golden chains. There was also music, but I can't identify it - I think it might be some kind of Western classical music.
I can share the memory if anyone wants to see or hear it for themselves; I just didn't want to get the melody stuck in anyone's heads without warning.
[For those who take him up on this offer, this is the musical accompaniment.]
Guess who also kept prophetic nightmares
It was a plaza or pavilion with many fountains and also statuary that seemed to commemorate various Jaunts. But the statues were weather-beaten and the fountains were not only in ruins, but instead of water they belched forth colored flame or sparks and the wind, which was passing strong, blew these sparks about. At first I thought I would be burned by it. I was not, but when the sparks hit my face I heard a crashing sound in my ears, like cymbals, and I swiftly grew disoriented.
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That part of the movie was about a demon in a volcano. Or the Devil in a volcano.
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Really hope the Arcana don't get other ideas, like the one with the wizard hat.
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That'd be Chernobog, wouldn't it? Or some version of him, anyway.
Wizard hat?
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The wizard hat from Sorcerer's Apprentice, one of the cartoons? It gave Mickey Mouse magic he couldn't control.
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[The Chernobog he knows is very, very different.]
Mickey Mouse?
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[he sounds excited]
Come by my place, we can watch some Disney movies. I have Fantasia, it's like a series of movies inspired by and set to classical music. One of them's got Mickey Mouse, he's like Disney's poster child.
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[He's still a bit fuzzy on the concept of Umineko-style witches, although he'd be lying if he said he wasn't curious.]
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But certainly better than a number of alternatives.
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That was a chaotic Liminal.
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It's the first time they started answering questions for us, too.
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[He'd practically tied himself into knots trying to avoid wasting his question.]
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If not... we may have to try harder.
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